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Safety, Tolerability and Preliminary Efficacy of Engineered Red Blood Cell in Patients With Advanced Malignancies

Safety, Tolerability and Preliminary Efficacy of Engineered Red Blood Cell in Patients With Advanced Malignancies

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18-75 years
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Phase 1

The present study has 2 parts. The dose increasing stage is carried out according to the "3+3" increasing principle. A total of 3 dose groups are preset (calculated by the number of red blood cells of the pabolizumab loaded), which are respectively 20 × e10、60 × e10 and 100 × e10。 Subjects with IO resistant advanced solid tumor and recurrent refractory lymphoma were studied. After the subjects passed the screening, blood was taken to prepare the engineered red blood cell WTX212, and the test drug was administered once every 21 days. Subjects completed the collection of PK, PD, biomarkers and immunogenicity samples during the observation period of dose limiting toxicity (DLT) (within 21 days after the first administration) and the continuous treatment period. After the end of DLT period of the first subject in each dose group, the second subject can be accepted. The subject continues to receive treatment until the subject suffers from intolerable toxicity, or withdraws informed consent, or disease progression, or solid tumor subjects up to 12 months after the first administration (lymphoma subjects can complete up to 6 administration cycles), or the end of the study, or the investigator comprehensively decides to withdraw and start new anti-tumor treatment according to the benefit of the subject, whichever occurs first.

Study details
    Cancer
    Solid Tumor
    Hematologic Malignancy

NCT05707325

Westlake Therapeutics

1 February 2023

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